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What does the biological approach mainly focuses on?
Environment side
Technology side
Nature side
City side
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In the Canli study, the fMRI is a neuroimaging procedure using MRI tech
False
True
3
what is Epinephrine?
A type of tissue in the body
Adrenaline that is released in the body
hormone released from the adrenal glands, response to stress or excitement
A special type of cell that is related to anxiety
4
What applications can be made about the Canli et al?
Helpful in helping non-traumatized people
Help show that there's nothing you can do to help people with disabilities.
There is nothing to apply this study to.
Useful in therapy that attempts to help people with trauma
5
What type of experiment was Schachter and singer?
Field Experiment
Laboratory Experiment
Natural Experiment
Shopping Experiment
6
In Dement and Kleitman, what does R.E.M stand for?
Rotated Earth Measure
Rapid Eye Movement
Repeated Eye Motion
Rare E-Mail
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The bell in the study did not show any lack of Mundane Realism.
False
True
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What is one of the Hypothesis of Dement and Kleitman
There is no possible connection between REM and dreaming.
There will be a positive/negative correlation between REM and dream length.
There's connection between direction of eye movement and content of dreams.
There is a connection between REM and dreaming.
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Eye movement represent the emotion in the dream.
True
False
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What are emotions defined by Schachter and Singer?
Emotional state considered as a cognition suitable to this state of arousal
Whatever people describe them as.
An emotional state may be considered a problem for humans.
Emotional state considered as a function of state of physiological arousal.
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The Schachter and Singer can be generalized to only male students attending universities and a psychology class.
False
True
12
Canli et al: What does the amygdala in the brain for?
A key role of messing up emotions
A key role of in processing emotions
A key role in discussing emotions within the brain
Doesn't play a key role, but helps with processing information.
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Situational factors matter in our expression of emotions
True
False
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The use of EEG allows psychologists to unaccurately detect dreaming.
True
False
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What are the aims of schachter and singer?
The aim of the study was to not test the Two-Factor Theory of emotion.
The aim of the study was to test the Two-Factor Theory of emotion.
The aim of the study was to test the Four-Factor Theory of emotion.
The aim of the study was to test the Triple-Factor Theory of emotion.
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What are the aim of Dement and Kleitman?
To find if dream recall differ between eye movement (REM) and quiescent.
To find if people R.E.M sleep can be affected by their surroundings
To find if Eye movement patterns are related to dream content.
To find if pass experiences can affact the R.E.M sleep of a person.
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What are some examples of Eye direction when dreaming
Flipping a bottle upside-down.
Driving a motorcycle through the streets of Los Angeles.
Spending time with a love one.
Watching a plane fall into the ocean.
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What was the validity in the Canli et al study?
Eternal validity
Standardised validity
Observational validty
Internal validity
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What was the sample size in Dement and Kleitman?
7 people (Males only)
5 people (Women only)
185 people (mixed 100:85)
9 people (mixed 7:2)
20
What kind of sample was use in Canli et al?
Ten right-handed healthy female volunteers were scanned
Ten healthy female volunteers were scanned.
Ten right-handed healthy female and male volunteers were scanned.
Ten left-handed healthy female volunteers were scanned
21
Did the fMRI scanner produce a lot of qualitative data?
False
True
22
What research method was used in Canli et al?
Natural experiment
No fun experiment
Field experiment
Laboratory experiment
23
The Dement and Kleitman study was easy with little to no difficulties
False
True
24
What groups of participants were there?
Epi-anger, Epi-stress, Epi-anxiety
Epi-helpful, Epi-unhelpful, Epi-Useful
Epi-informed, Epi-misinformed, Epi-ignored, Saline
Epi-emotional, Epi-calm, Epi-bland
25
What Apparatus was used in Dement and Kleitman
EOG (Emergency Operations Group)
An egg
EOG (End of Game)
EOG (Electrooculography) technique
26
What were the IVs?
Emotional situation after injections
concerned the knowledge about injections
27
What was one weakness in the Canli et al study?
No ecological validity was made in the study.
There was not enough ecological validity in the study
They generalize the results to only males and left-handed individuals
Only known things about the specific behaviors in the brain
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What is the two-factor theory of Emotion
Emotion based on how you feel.
Emotion based on physiological arousal and cognitive label.
Emotion based on physiological arousal and cognitive label.
Emotion based on physical and mentally
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What does our Dream content relate to?
Our Experiences
Our mentality
Our workplace
Our relationships with others
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What was the design?
Independent Measure Design
Repeated Measures Design
Control Measures Design
Dependent Measures Design
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What are the aims of Canli et al?
Emotive images will have no emotional impact on a person.
To show that emotive images will be remembered better.
To show that emotive images will have little emotional impact to a person.
There are no aims in this study.
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What does the biological processes underlines
Underlines the willingness of the body.
Underlines the mentality of your brain.
Underlines emotions that are the product of the brain, and ofhormones.
Underlines the physical traits of the brain.
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How could this study be applied to real life?
This study can help show how to relax under pressure.
This study can help find a way to get better sleep.
This study can help find some mysteries of the human brain.
This study can help people breathe better when sleeping.
34
In Canli et al, LaBar and Phelps suggested?
Emotional experiences are often better recalled than non-emotional ones.
Emotional arousal appears to increase the likelihood of memory.
There is a correlation between emotional experiences and emotional arousal.
Emotional experiences are not better than non-emotional ones.
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Was this Quiz fun, a little tricky, or enjoyable?
A little Tricky
Enjoyable
Fun
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What's the Euphoria?
A feeling or state of intense anger.
A feeling or state of intense tension.
A feeling or state of intense nervousness and uneasyness.
A feeling or state of intense excitement and happiness.
